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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19404, 12 August 1926, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. T AST? T> AY! POSITIVELY YOUR XiAST U AY! LAUGHTER STRAND ■ - TRAND STRAND TRAND Strand TRAND Direction - - - Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Sessions: 11.15, 1.0, 2.50, 4.30, G and 8. Afternoon Tea Free from 2 till 4.15. ; * * * * The Funniest Film of Marriage Mix-Up's You've Ever Seen. " A N "EXCHANGE " -Ci-N HIXCHANGE OF "WIVES." F W IVES." With ELEANOR BOARDMAN AND LEW CODY. Based on Cosmo Hamilton's Hilarious "So Long Letty!" STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. ' /COMMENCING rpO-MORROW. Commencing -i- o-morrow. ■** • « BRILLIANT NEW ENTERTAINMENT! It is a happy thought occasionally to give variety to picture entertainment by the introduction of Vaudeville" or a Costume Comedy Company. Even' the weekly picturegoer, keen as she or ho might be, relishes a little variation in fare" just as the hotel diner appreciates a change in menu when seasonal changes permit it. : Messrs. G. W. Desmond and Cyril Northcote Present • ' rnHE TpNGLISH T7UTURISTS. Xhe English F uturists, Including GUS DAWSON • and EILY DALGLEISH, In A SHOW OF A THOUSAND AND ONE SURPRISES. A quick success of delightful items—Popular i and Catohy Songs well sung in Solo or in Chorus, Charming Dances, Snappy Individual arid Concerted Funmaking, arid Bright, Brief Sketches. Also Screening Betty tjalfour, ETTY JDaLFOUR, Betty ETTY BETTY BETTY BETTY BETTY BETTY BETTY BALFOUR, BALFOUR, BALFOUR, BALFOUR, BALFOUR, BALFOUR, England's Mary Pickford, " "REVEILLE." "IXeveille." "REVEILLE." ".REVEILLE." " REVEILLE." ' RRVSILLE." "REVEILLE." . "REVEILLE." "REVEILLE." " REVSILLE." "REVEILLE." . " REVEILLE." A British Film Masterpiece. A picture that will stir you as 'no other picture has ever: done. Scenes indescribably beautiful and sacred; scenes of hectic gaiety and unrestrained laughter; characters that are' real, people that you know, you and I, our friends and our pals as we lived during the years of the war and aftor the war. ■ BOOK YOUR-SEATS NOW! • „ * CRICKET MATCH TEST COMPETITION Win a substantial money priza by guessing THE TOTAL NUMBER OF RUNS SCORED BY EACH SIDE in Next Saturday's Test Match between England and Australia. Ask Strand Attendants for Entrance Forms. . ; Box Plan at Theatre. . Children Half Price at All Times, . Fhon" 43-Xl-5 Prices. Is to 2s 9d CHURCH NOTICES. rfiFfsm WJ * ml. 1 j-w-v. OS /wg^j a; "ml. ❖ AT Mi!!: Willi TO-NIGHT, I O-NIGHT, TABERNACLE. "QIBLE -OIBLE BTUDY. TUDY. IVAID- V V EEK -OIBLE >3TUDY. . Lecturer: MR. C. J. ROLLS (Supt. N.Z. Bible Training. Institute.) Subject: Revolation, Chapter vii. "THE SEALING OF f rHE SERVANTS "THE SEALING OF THE SERVANTS OF GOD." OF GOD." Wgg All Til 144,000? BRING YOUR BIBLE. WITH YOU. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. r EAG IT E POOTB AL L. JEA GU E f OOTBALL, •EAGUE FOOTBALL. LEAGUE I 1 OOTBALL. L3&dZ riARLAW s<* VVARLAW carlaw CARLAW SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY ... -Mill? O MARIST ; O MARIST O MARIST O MARIST O L ARK. PARK. PARK. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. D "OOYS D JDOYS . PITY. City, city. CITY. CITY. CITY. No. 1, 3 p.m. Referee, Mr. Mincham. Newton v. tdichmond, EWTON V. JLiICHMOND, No. 2, 3 p.m. TELLERS LIE V. "DARNELL, HiLLERSLIE V. A ARNELL, No. 1, -1.30 sharp. A THLETIC V., T\EVONPORT, iXTHLETIC V. U'F.VONPORT. • AT DEVONPORT, 3 p.m. The Good Old Competition Matches will be continued again, full of Sparks and Thrills. SF.NTOR CURTAIN-RAISER at 1.45 sharp. LEST. YOU FORGET.—FoIIow the Crowd to Carlaw Park and see Good, Clean Football. 4 POPULAR PRICES.—Ground: Gents.. Is; Ladies, 6d. Stand: Gents., Is; Ladies, Gd. IVAN CULPAN, Secretary Auckland Rugby League. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES.' r KIRK LAND, DENTIST. '• REMOVED TO UNION BANK BUILDINGS, (Opp. J. Court, Ltd.). Entrance Victoria Street. Telephone 48-485. Will Commence the Practice of his Profession on SATURDAY, Aug. 14, at Mrs. Worthington's, Kaikohe. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS E A L E Y'S LIBRARY. 21. SHORTLAND STREET (Opposite Star Office). Subscriptions from 4s Per Quarter. Fiction, Magazines and General Literature. BUILDING MATERIALS. TT'OZY Home Designers prepare Plans, JL\ specifications, attractive Bungalows, from £1 Is; qualified architects.—Hellaby's Bldjrs.. opp. G.P.O. "OLANS and Specifications prepared for Jl Modern Bungalows.—Home Designers, 51. Regal Chambers. High St. Phone 45-C2B. 130PULAR Modern Homes: 04 pages of JL Plans, etc.; suitable N.Z. requirements. Ss I'd posted.— Kibble-white. 195. Queen St. TOUR new home designed, financed, built by A. McDonald. Builder, Pah Rd.. psom. Phone 21-069. A BIG Saving. Loans attended. EstijljL mates free.—Dimsmuir and Co., Buik'.-s. 23; Leichton St.. Grey Lynn. Phone 26-721.